Climate emergency: Actions speak louder than words
We must all hold the Government to account and ensure that we take our actions to combat climate change seriously
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Where’s the witch? Families invited to Woodley’s little shops of horror for Hallowe’en
IT?S THE little shops full of horrors ? children are invited to a Hallowe?en event at Woodley town centre on Saturday, October 30.
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Ascot prepares for family fun
IT?S THE season to start getting excited ... and after the past 18 months, we could all do with something that sparkles
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Woodley plans remembrance gathering at war memorial – chance to book a wreath
WOODLEY Town Council is making plans for its annual act of remembrance
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SPACEPHILLER: The Pringles man is now bald. Has he no taste?
THE PRINGLES man is now bald
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Rotarians meet the physiotherapist who loves a bit of phlegm
"Following Covid-19 you may find that you have a dry irritable cough or a productive cough with phlegm on your chest."
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Catch Third lung before they become famous – they’re top of the RaW Sounds Today playlist
For the benefit of new readers, each week we round up 10 great tracks, all with connections to the area.
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Former PM’s fears over 250 homes plan for Hurst
Theresa May has stepped in to the fight over proposals to build up to 250 homes on a green field in Hurst
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Money course to help people manage pandemic finances
PEOPLE who have been financially affected by the pandemic, or just need a helping hand with their finances can take part in a special course
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Join Earley’s animal trail for half-term fun
YOUNGSTERS are invited to go on a treasure trail across Earley this half-term
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